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Indoor Localization based on Bluetooth Technology: A Brief Review
Author(s) -
Devanshi Devanshi,
Sunil Agrawal,
Sarvjit Singh
Publication year - 2014
Publication title -
international journal of computer applications
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0975-8887
DOI - 10.5120/17029-7327
Subject(s) - bluetooth , computer science , telecommunications , wireless
Global Positioning System) is a widely used and a very popular system for tracking devices and finding out the location of the devices in the outdoor locations. But it is not successful for indoor localization because of reflections of the signals due to walls and presence of furniture and various other factors causing signal attenuation inside a building. Hence, WLAN, Bluetooth, RFID, Wi-Fi are being used for finding positions of devices being carried by people inside a building. Bluetooth, having low power consumption and low cost can be easily found in every single device from a cheap cell phone to a costly smart phone and laptops. In this paper, we are reviewing the recent development that has taken place in the field of Bluetooth indoor positioning and how different approaches and algorithms bring improvement in positioning accuracy and minimize the error. KeywordsGolden Receiver Power Range(GRPR), Indoor localization, Positioning accuracy, Radio Map (RM), Received(Rx) power level, Received Signal Strength(RSS)

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